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https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2018/05/18/musk-has-heavily-leveraged-his-holdings-of-tesla-while-teslas-financial-leverage-has-jumped/#122f71027099 https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2018/05/18/musk-has-... It's close to 13.775M, and growing. The worrying sign is that the company is losing tons of money at the same time. As the author of that article writes: > So, Musk has steadily increased his personal leverage to a company that has been steadily increasing its financial leverage. That's a double whammy. It's too much financial engineering. In following other companies I have experienced situations in which a CEO faced margin calls as his company's share price dropped. It is not pretty, and obviously adds incremental selling pressure to an existing decline. It just seems inevitable that the colliding forces of an overleveraged CEO running into an overleveraged company will create some kind of financial implosion.